Chance The Rapper

In terms of family, personal things, like, but like the music is,

Like I always seen, I've almost damn near always seen money as being for my pursuit of music or to be flipped so I can have money to pay for the things, other things in my life that I need to take care of.

But that flip is going to happen through music.

So I feel like there's never really been a point where I was like,

Oh, like, I mean, I'll get that.

That's not a good investment because I just got to look at my actual life.

Like, all my money is one money, basically.

So it's like the... It definitely, like, what I have is going to make a decision in, like, what I can do.

But I also say this all the time, like...

I go broke all the time.

I go broke and get it back because also I believe in Jesus.

Right.

But like, there's like a certain, you know, investment in self that I think every artist that really loves this shit feels, you know what I'm saying?

And I think the only time that people don't is like, you know,

We do be naturally creative.

So some people just fall into rap.

Like they be naturally creative.

They fall into it.

They see it as a business opportunity to do other things.

And there's no fault to it.